
It was a wonderous day
and Melvin, with little to be concerned with, jauntily
progressed, almost
challengingly so, down the
wooded path oblivious to his fate. The banana peel having
little in the way of provocative placement awaited its
part
the fruition to be counted in heartbeats
rather than moments, as Melvin stepped lively around the
corner and down the trail. Only a banana peel can wait so
tirelessly for its part in destiny.
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It was breath-taking. Simultaneously caused by heart pumping exhaustion and the exhilaration of exceeding their previous best. Crouched low, the two were as one on the tandem bicycle. Just 3° off chaos (someday their skill will allow 1° —that's where champions play); but—3°s has put them in the top 10 and on the downhill run to the finish. And—they can maintain 3° in this E2 state of exhaustion and exhilaration. What happened next was
only clarified by the recovery to consciousness of Mark.
Kay's recollection was obviously fuzzy; as she was the
driver, Mark, the pusher. All Kay knew was that without
"reason", the 3°s of "comfort"
collapsed, and she awoke with the front half of the
tandem conforming to her body —that is—where the tandem
still existed. |
Midi playing "Bicycle Built for Two"
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